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Engine Paralleling and Integration Control (EPIC)

Switchgear and Paralleling Controls

The Engine Paralleling and Integration Control (EPIC) product line provides standard paralleling controls in a remote cabinet separate from the engine generator set and separate from switchgear (breakers and bus).

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Configuration Remote modular paralleling control system (Master Control Panel for the first 2 generator sets and optional tie breaker, separate add-on control panels for up to 8 additional generator sets, utility paralleling control, and distribution control)
Modes of Operation Emergency Standby with redundant master control, Utility paralleling, peak shaving, and closed transition to/from Generator Power (with optional utility control panel)
Application LV and MV (208V-27kV)
ANSI Protective Devices 15/25. 27/59, 81 O/U, 32, 40, 90 (Industrial Grade)

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OVERVIEW

The EPIC control system allows for modular application of paralleling controls. EPIC Master Panel provides a graphical interface to the generator sets, optional tie breaker, and optional Utility. Flexible control options allow for a variety of analog or high-speed network control of generators, making the EPIC system is an ideal choice for generation expansion projects whre there is need to parallel new generators with existing units.

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Product Features

Easy Connectivity to Generator Mounted Electrically Operated Circuit Breaker or Freestanding Switchgear with Electrically Operated BreakerHigh Speed Ethernet Supervisory... Read more

SPECIFICATIONS FOR Engine Paralleling and Integration Control (EPIC)

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Technical Summary
Configuration Remote modular paralleling control system (Master Control Panel for the first 2 generator sets and optional tie breaker, separate add-on control panels for up to 8 additional generator sets, utility paralleling control, and distribution control)
Modes of Operation Emergency Standby with redundant master control, Utility paralleling, peak shaving, and closed transition to/from Generator Power (with optional utility control panel)
Application LV and MV (208V-27kV)
Generator Protective Devices
ANSI Protective Devices 15/25. 27/59, 81 O/U, 32, 40, 90 (Industrial Grade)
Utility Protective Devices
ANSI Protective Devices 15/25. 27/59, 81 O/U, 32,47 (Industrial Grade)
Environmental Parameters
Certifications UL / cUL 508A
Control Panel Enclosure NEMA 12
Operating Temperature 0°C to 55°C
Storage Temperature -20°C to 60°C

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Switchgear and Paralleling Controls

Engine Generator Integrated Switchgear (EGIS)

Configuration Floor Standing modular switchgear paralleling system (Master Breaker Panel for the first 2 gensets, separate structures for up to 8 additional gensets , utility, and load control/distribution)
Modes of Operation Emergency Standby with redundant master control. Utility paralleling, peak shaving, and closed transition to/from Generator Power (with optional utility control panel)
Application LV only (208V - 480V)
ANSI Protective Devices 15/25. 27/59, 81 O/U, 32, 40, 90 (Industrial Grade)
Switchgear and Paralleling Controls

Cat Switchgear

Configuration IP4X
Operating Temperature 35 °C / 40 °C @ 1 hr, option for 0…50 °C (32…122 °F)
Standard Widths 600 mm for ABB Emax2 E2 1600 - 2500A. 750 mm for ABB Emax2 E4 3200 - 4000A. 1200 mm for ABB Emax2 E6 4000 - 6300A.
Technical Summary Modular system enables any configuration Distribution Boards, Motor Control Centers & PLC Control cabinets. Accommodates fixed or withdrawable breakers.
Switchgear and Paralleling Controls

PLC and SCADA Control Systems

Configuration IP4X
Operating Temperature 0 - 50 °C (32 - 122 °F)
Dimensions Depth 750 mm, Width 750 mm, Height 2200 mm
Application LV and MV
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